trząść
Pronunciation: /ˈtʂɔw̃ɕt͡ɕ/
“trząść” is a Polish word. Its 19 meanings in English:
verb
- to shake (to move energetically back and forth)
- to shake (to cause something to fall by moving it energetically back and forth)
- to spread (to scatter or spread something across a surface by moving it energetically back and forth)
- to shake (to cause involuntary, jerky movements)
- to shake (to cause shivers)
- to shake (to cause a strong reaction)
- to captain (to lead in a decisive and respectful manner)
- to root; to shake down (to look through, rummage through, looking for something)
- to root; to shake down (to look through, rummage through, looking for something specifically in the aim of stealing)
- to shake down (to carry out a search of a person or apartment)
- to shake; to shiver, to tremble, to quake (to be subject to vibration or shock)
- to shake; to be shaken (to experience a feeling strongly; to be moved emotionally by something)
- to shake; to jolt (to move energetically back and forth from an uneven surface)
- to shake; to jolt; to be shaken (to be subject to sudden movements caused by the vehicle hitting uneven surfaces)
- to shake; to shiver, to tremble, to quake (to emerge in uneven and broken sounds)
- to shake (to resonate with loud sounds)
- to shake (to roar with noise, singing, laughter, etc.)
- to fret, to fuss (to show excessive concern or anxiety)
- to die for; to be dying to (to want to do something or be with someone very much)
Etymology
Inherited from Old Polish trząść.
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